تركيبة المجتمع السكندري في مصر اليونانية 305 - 30 ق. م

Abstract EN

It is rare to find a civilized society devoid of foreigners in any period of its history.

In the Greek era, Egypt knew foreigners of various nationalities, because the rulers in this era were of the Greek Macedonian element, and they relied in building their state on bringing in large numbers of Greeks and groups of The Jews, the Syrians, the Phoenicians, the Libyans and the Persians, and given the multiplicity of groups present in Greek Egypt, what concerns us in this study are three categories, by virtue of their majority, and they are (Egyptians, Greeks and Jews).

This research attempts to shed light on the attempt to balance that unemployment applied to the social systems that the city of Alexandria knew, by virtue of the fact that foreign elements gathered in it only from other cities of Egypt, and the results that resulted from it and the extent of the Egyptians' acceptance of this policy, and on the other hand, this research tries to reach To conclusions about the relations between the Egyptians and the other elements that came to the country, especially the Greeks, and within the framework of the treatment to be carried out on the aforementioned elements, the following forms come to us: - What was the nature of the policy applied by the Ptolemies in Egypt with regard to social life, and what was the extent of the impact of this policy on the human races subject to their rule?